Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
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NuIn mOIulTE
The storm has passed, over aud this
evening the weather il clear aud pleas.
aut.
Attention Is called to the notice pub
lish,d by Ms. Banning elsewhere in
this issue.
Remember the concert ard reception
at the Gem Hotel this evening ut 8
o'clock.
Attorney J. W. Dorsey returned from
Ban Francisco and Carson City by Sat.
urday evenings truiu.
American cattle ARE weak in English
markets. l2c per pound for best. esti-
mated dressed weight.
During 1856 there were exported from
Chicago 26S.O9l cases OF canned meats.
against 27s, 733 cases for 1885.
A. W. Fuller. Of the Nevada Livery
and Feed Stable will furnish teams for
Tuscorora at sI5 for the round trip.
A heavy Spo~ storm act in tubs morn
Ing nbout 8 O'Clock, Which gives every.
thing u wintry appearance.
Nrs. O. l.. Chadwick and her broth
er, Charley Waller. went up to Tuscn.
rora saturday on a visit to their father
hr. A. Il. Waller.
A Morocco purse containing n Suu-
day School card, WAS picked up on he
street 10y one Of the Hospital pnti.uts
which the owner can have by calling at
this ocice.
or niue carrier pigeons hy steamer
froH Boston to London aud Liberated
there. IA returned to Boston. another
was caught IN NV York aud II tLird On
the Allegheny Mountains.
Near AbnnuIk. Va. q few days nco. n
rural justice Of the peace fined a man
SO for c~ontrndiug that the moon had
nniLimg to do with the cub aud hUS Of
the tides.
TS Prince OF Wales. Grand Master
OF NHsons. has granted q warrant for
the formation q: an Anglo.AmrIicnu
Lodge in England for the purpose Of
ha riding American residents I'll. &c the
facilities of the order.
The train IL which Patti reached Los
Angeles from Mexico. n few DAYS since.
hnd a narrow escape in Arizona. II got
out Of The control 81 the hands Shile
sunnirg down n long gSic. AMI for u
considerable distance n speed OF eighty
miles an hour Vas reached.
4 bHby dressed in exp nsive and Gle.
giant cIothszs was found the other day
In a sno~.hank beside the Chicago aud
North Western Railway track hear Mil
~aukee. 1t had evidently been thrown
from the window OF a passing train.
When found il VAS comfortably sucking
H. fist.
4 Washington SPECIAL OF thc 18th says:
IL IL rSu;ed thnt the nomination Of
Chas W. lrish Of Iowa City, Iowa, who
WIS designated during the recess to he
Surveyor General Of Nevada. vice c. c.
Pownime, suspended. will certainly br
reported and acted upon adversely. The
sentiment Of the Senate in favor OF
home ruiz. especially in organized
Stntcs. is strong.
The Carson steam laundry has closed
down. n"t for want OF patronage. but
because lis patrons would not puy. L,
was started to supplnut Chinese in the
washing business. but il appears the
ANIatics are better collectors than the
whites. 1t is laid that many who were
loud ia their demands for - White Ia
boz Laundry are among those whose
failure 10 pay for their washing made it
necessary to close the institution.
There are many things which now seem
To indicate that horses will he more
valuable during the next year than for
several years past. A general cxrec-
tntiun Of better times in the near future
would, IN itself, have an influence ia
this direction. Factories and mills Of
al! kinds will be hGSirr than for a long
time, and this will make n better de.
mand. We can zee no reason why the
value Of h"rsrs will not get better a,
least with the opening OF the coming
Sprime.-MIlrs City Stock Journal.
The COOL people of Wells are making
arrangements fora Grand SHEET and
pillOw.Cnsc ball on the IL Ii Of FcLru.
nry. The proposed festivities will he
the spontaneous efforts Of the people
generally, VIII" propose t. make the o..
Cns'nn one Of general interest Mr..
lIoskin' has hecn engaged to assist Mr..
Cong RS string band. 30 th"t excellent
music has been provided for. Owiu.tn
the popularity Of the parties gotten up
at our neighboring town. Eiko will be
well represented without q doubt.
The Worst Results.